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Ofcom will not investigate after Yvette Cooper interviewed by husband Ed Balls on ITV's Good Morning Britain
Ofcom received upwards of 8,000 complaints in August after Balls, a former Labour cabinet minister and regular presenter on ITV's Good Morning Britain, questioned his wife about the riots gripping the UK.
Ofcom won't investigate 16,000 GMB complaints over Ed Balls interviewing his wife on air
Good Morning Britain was hit with more than 8,000 complaints following an appearance from Ed Balls, who interviewed his wife Yvette Cooper on the show last month.
Ofcom refuse to investigate GMB despite 16k complaints over Ed Balls' wife interview
Fans of Good Morning Britain were left unimpressed after Ed Balls interviewed his wife Yvette Cooper last month which sparked thousands of complaints to Ofcom with many believing it to be impartial
ITV says Balls interview with wife Cooper was fair
Ofcom will not investigate 16,000 people complaints into a Good Morning Britain episode in August.
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Ofcom will not launch an investigation into an interview between Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and her husband Ed Balls live on TV. In August, Balls - who is a regular presenter on ITV's Good Morning Britain - questioned Cooper about the riots which were causing chaos across the UK.
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